Best Fast Talk Questions - With PDF
Fast-Talk interviews are fun! You can learn so much from a person by their answers when under pressure.
Download these fast-talk questions about life and love in PDF, and enjoy getting to know someone—or yourself—better.
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Best Fast Talk Questions About Life
- What is your biggest fear?
Dying without realizing my dreams.
- What is your favorite childhood memory?
The simple small-town life. Playing outside and then coming back home for the Angelus. That was our curfew: 6 pm!
- What are the most important qualities you look for in a friend?
It’s nice to have a friend who’s trustworthy, loyal, selfless, and fun.
- What is your most treasured possession?
My resilience. And also my Kindle.
- What is the best piece of advice you’ve ever received?
Do more of what makes you happy.
- What’s the most important lesson you’ve learned in life?
You can’t rely on or wait for anyone else. If you want to do something, you must do it yourself.
- If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?
I would like to be less critical and kinder to myself.
- What motivates you to get out of bed in the morning?
My dream is to retire early and help as many animals in distress as possible, so I work on those goals daily.
- What is your greatest accomplishment?
I was able to help send my siblings to school.
- How do you define success?
Success is being able to do what you love, make a profit out of it, and help others do the same.
- The best books you’ve read?
The Bridge Kingdom by Danielle Jensen. Also, the Harry Potter series. And OMG, a whole lot more! 👉👉👉 Book Recommendations
- If you had to confess to only one sin, what would it be?
Pride.
- If you had to eliminate one emotion in your life, what would it be?
Anger.
- What is the food that is always found in your fridge?
Oatmeal.
- What is your idea of perfect relaxation?
On a beautiful beach with my husband with a good book, lots of dogs, and delicious food.
- What do you want your epitaph to say?
Mischief Managed.
Dying without realizing my dreams.
The simple small-town life. Playing outside and then coming back home for the Angelus. That was our curfew: 6 pm!
It’s nice to have a friend who’s trustworthy, loyal, selfless, and fun.
My resilience. And also my Kindle.
Do more of what makes you happy.
You can’t rely on or wait for anyone else. If you want to do something, you must do it yourself.
I would like to be less critical and kinder to myself.
My dream is to retire early and help as many animals in distress as possible, so I work on those goals daily.
I was able to help send my siblings to school.
Success is being able to do what you love, make a profit out of it, and help others do the same.
The Bridge Kingdom by Danielle Jensen. Also, the Harry Potter series. And OMG, a whole lot more! 👉👉👉 Book Recommendations
Pride.
Anger.
Oatmeal.
On a beautiful beach with my husband with a good book, lots of dogs, and delicious food.
Mischief Managed.
Best Fast Talk Questions About Love
- What’s the biggest decision you’ve made for love?
I got married.
- Is it important for your partner to be physically attractive?
He’s got to be attractive, at least for me.
- What’s the biggest lesson your ex/exes ever taught you?
That you shouldn’t settle for the bare minimum.
- Would you give up or change your religion for your partner?
No.
- What’s the one thing you had to give up for a partner?
Cutting and dyeing my hair. 😄 He likes it naturally long.
- What is your love language?
Gifts. (Learn what your love language is here.)
- How do you know when you’re in love?
When I look forward to hanging out with the person. I’m an introvert and revel in my alone time.
- What’s your idea of a perfect date?
I like to travel. Exploring a new place, enjoying the food, and having a fun conversation sounds perfect. But staying home and streaming a movie also works fine for me.
- How do you handle conflicts in a relationship?
I’m more of a silent treatment, cold shoulder type, but my husband teaches me to communicate better.
- What’s the most romantic thing you’ve ever done?
Created a photobook of our journey.
- What’s the most romantic thing someone has ever done for you?
I love the small gestures. I appreciate the flower bouquet, but I love the wildflowers my husband would pick from the roadside just the same.
- How important is trust in a relationship?
It’s crucial.
- What’s your stance on long-distance relationships?
Things only work if you put in the effort. You and your partner should be on the same page and communicate clearly. Keep the respect and the spice. However, for a sustainable relationship, the long-distance arrangement should be temporary.
- How do you define true love?
When you decide to love the person, even on days you don’t feel like loving them or they’re not easy to love. Love is a commitment.
- What’s your relationship deal-breaker?
When the 3 As are present: abuse, adultery, and addiction (I learned this from Bo Sanchez).
I got married.
He’s got to be attractive, at least for me.
That you shouldn’t settle for the bare minimum.
No.
Cutting and dyeing my hair. 😄 He likes it naturally long.
Gifts. (Learn what your love language is here.)
When I look forward to hanging out with the person. I’m an introvert and revel in my alone time.
I like to travel. Exploring a new place, enjoying the food, and having a fun conversation sounds perfect. But staying home and streaming a movie also works fine for me.
I’m more of a silent treatment, cold shoulder type, but my husband teaches me to communicate better.
Created a photobook of our journey.
I love the small gestures. I appreciate the flower bouquet, but I love the wildflowers my husband would pick from the roadside just the same.
It’s crucial.
Things only work if you put in the effort. You and your partner should be on the same page and communicate clearly. Keep the respect and the spice. However, for a sustainable relationship, the long-distance arrangement should be temporary.
When you decide to love the person, even on days you don’t feel like loving them or they’re not easy to love. Love is a commitment.
When the 3 As are present: abuse, adultery, and addiction (I learned this from Bo Sanchez).
